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SHOW AsRs "a, DSArB.
Frank Gibson, . Popular Advance Mar, Dice of
Consumption.

Frank Gibson, . Popular Advance Mar, Dice OF
Consumption.
Frank Gibson, Q we'll known show agent,
died on Saturday night at the residence of
father Law, John d. Clinton, No. 30e West
Orange street, of throat consumption. He
had been in i'll health Tor some time past Mr..
Gibson WIS born in Philadelpnia, and At tie
time OF his death was in his 35th year. His
parents died when he was quite young, and
he went TO Washington to live. He en-
tered the show business when but sixteen
years OF age, and was first with Signor
Bli,z Although young man he had a wide
experience In amusementA His line was
that Of an advance agent, and he visited
every city and town of any sizs in the United
States Among others he WAS soon employed
by j. II. Haverly, Hyde Il Behmap, James
Wallick, NJ. B. Lesvitt, Buffalo Bill, Charles
Gardner, Burger Family, Barlow X Wilson,
and many otherA The last company that he
was with was that of the "Bg Four" who
took the road after the failure OF Simmons Il
Siocum's the past season. He was vii b them
for several weeks, when he returned to Lam
caster. For months past he had been unable
to do anything, and was confined to the
house much OF the time. Mr.. Gibson was
an energetic agent and worked hard for his
employers He was well posted in ail
branches of the show business, and had q
large acquaintance. He was vslu.
able man to any company. Mr.. Gibson was
married to Miss Clara Clinton, daughter OF
John d. Clinton, the well.known baggage
agent Of the Pennsylvania railroad company,
three years ago. They had one child, which
Is now dead. The funeral will take p ace on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and the
interment will be made at Shreiner's GENE.
terry.
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a LAseo NumSss % SPECIAL Prenis@s A.
posscea-esvsssi Jsdses Appesstsh.
A meeting OF the Lancaster County Fair
ssspcissson Wa held this morning at the
Office of h. r. Montgomery. The contract for
the printips Of I,0V three sheet posters wss
awarded 70 the INTELLlaENCER. The fol.
lowing additions were made to the premium
list: $50 premium for hest stable oi nine
thorough bred horses three collection
premiums, Of $50 each, on agricul.
tural implements, aud premiums ON Jer
sey, Guernsey, Hoistein and Durham grade
cattle, in addition to those on registered cat
tie. The racing premu ms are increased from
el2 to SIS The following special premiums
were reported, aud vote OF thanks ex.
tended to the donors $25 in gold
by George W. Childs, OF the Phila.
delphis Ledger, for the hest essay on Lsncss.
ter county of not over / 200 words, written by
Q boy or girl attending any OF the public
schools in the city or county, the same to be
delivered to j. b. Long, secretary, on or be-
fore August l5, contents to be decided by
Profs Buerhle, Brecht and W. L. Hensel,
esq.
The prize essay will be read from the
] judges' stard on Thursday, September |
two suits OF clothing, by Myers n Rathiop,
for the two best specimens Of green seed leal
'udcco Tdiscu ny Lancaster county
growers; n set of decorated dishes
by J. Il. Martin n Co, for bes,
fancy cake baked by Lancaster county lady
o. 70 years or under; q silk drees pattern by
NJ s,zger Il Hsnghmsn for the best pound
OF butter produced by . Lancaster
| county lady the Ner Era oifers foul
years subscriptions for the best loa: OF bread
baked by farmers daughter under Is pss
specimen OF improved fowls by farmers sor
| or daughter under 10; for largest collection
| Of vegetables and for the best variety Of gar
den vegetables grown by . farmers son ol
daughter: three suits OF clothes by William
son Il Foster for 3 largest pumpkins from
seed furnished by them.
Watt Il Shand, Finn & Brenemap, and
other parties in Lancaster will donate special
premiums which will be announced later.
The following additions to committees
were made 5. b. Cameron, of Donegal, on
fruits, flowers, &c. f.. II. kaufman, Man
helm township, on track and races NJ. NJ
Weaver, East Earl, on agricultural imple
ments, aud John II. Baumgarduer, city, or
household department 1t was agreed t.
select judges on live stock and implement
from outside the county. The judges for th,
races will be announced hereafter.
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D1A GAs,

sTEHMAN.-ln Mountvile, on the eth inst,
hev. John stehman, aged IS years, 10 months
and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from
his sons residence, John ID. stehman Mount
vile. Lancaster county, Pa. on Tuesday morn
in2 At 20. services will be held at L. b. Church
MountviIle, in the morning. Interment q,
stehmsn's Church, Manor town ship, whsre ser
vices will be held at O'Clock. lls
MALoNEY.- AT Bird-in Hand, on the 4th inst.
George Is. MalOney, son OF James Maloney aged
2!years. months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, near BIRD HAND, Lancaster
county, Pa, on Tuesday morning at clock
Services at st. Marys church, Lancaster, at lOl<
O'Clock. Interment at st. Mary's cemetery 2t.
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Oooeesueono ~ ooouo1 Anaivsssaey ss ne
eDessees - osvs VuueUo =. JsAssoa.
Rasssss - M ossv q. asssly.
nANnnin, June ALI = two years this
Woo8 eoAeo Ne Rev. Wafrea J. Sohnoon be.
saoe psstoe = D. Hauts Nssusunnn sonsrs.
oeaeoa by special ss9vtco last gveuing in
shs presence q .. large cuasrsgs,ion. Tho
young ladies OF The congregation hsd dec.
Grated the pulpit with beautiful cut flowers
arranged in elegant design. Standing on
The front Of the pulpit in front Of the Bible
was lovely floral anchor and at each corner
Of the pulpit hung wreaths, one OF laurel the
other of box and fower. On bouquet stands
In front Of each pillar Of the recess were
placed large bouquets, and on the commu.
MON table basket OF roses In the rear OF
the recess from . bank OF ferns rose large
white cross twined with vines, the whole
presenting beautiful appearance, and filling
the large audience room with sweet perfume
The sermon OF the pastor was most appro
pirate, delivered In an eloquent aud forctble
manner, and was full OF ejoicing and en-.
coursgement This two years psstorats has
been most successful. The congregation has
contributed 80, loo, Of which &S,S00-have
been for benevolent purposes. During the
past year & 500 has been given, Of which
IS, 100 has been devoted to benevolent oo-
Jects 81 new members have been added to
the charge, and the Mite society snd sewing
circle have raised almost 500. The beautiful
church, large congregations, aud we'll at
tended weekly meetings speak plsinly OF the
vigor aud life OF this people. The psstor has
lsbored hard and actively, yet he must fee
himself amply repaid by these signs of pro-
periy. The music OF the choir WAS ad
al a
tions Surely the congregation enter upor
the third year OF the present pastorate with
every encouragement.
In the United Brethren church children 4
service was held at p. IN. The church wa,
programme interesting and well rendered.
The church was crowded and many were
unable TO gain sdmittance.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A., wife Of MIR.
l. Z. Netzly and daughter OF Mr.. II. {.
Gingrich, cashier Of the Mannheim National
bank, took place on Saturday afternoon.
The services were held in St Pauls Reformed
church, this borough, and the church was
crowded. Revs Horst and Brubsker, OF the
Mennonite church, preached and the inter
ment was made at Hernley's meeting house
The deceased was we'll and favorsbly known
in this borough and in Ephrats, where she
resided after her marriage to MIR. Netzly
She Was but g years old and leaves three
small children.
Mr.. Benjamin Nees had public sale of hi.
household goods on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Z. T. Hostetter is con lined to his houss
by severe illness.
Miss Susan Arndt, daughter OF Mr.. Henry
Arndt, left on Saturday for Holiday sourg
where she intends to spend q month or two
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The q" Standards" Opinion,

Lon DON, June q The Standard does not
believe that Lord Harrington or Mr.. Cham.
berlsin will be lured by such bait as Mr. G lad.
stones hint to make the exclusion OF the
Irish members from the Westminster Parlis.
ment non essential. Far greater points than
this are involved, says the Standard, on
which Mr.. Glsdston has not yielded.
There are Imperative reasons why they
could not be accepted. These are the
imperial administration of justice, the su.
premscy OF executive power, the guarantee of
religious liberty and the rights OF property.
II Parliament at Dublin Is once granted,
everything else, says the Standard, follows
as an inevitable consequence.
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Eirsman's PARADE q Chrss,iana.

On Saturday afternoon the hremen OF
Christians held . parade. The procession
formed at $50 in the following order
4arsball and aids platoon OF tire com
pany on horseback band OF IS pieces color
bearen engine decorated and drawn by q
pair OF black horses fire axe brigade hose
cart and company of members /; company OF
tenders wagon with chime OF bells mas
queraders on horseback.
The procession passed over the entire vii
lase and was seen by many people. In the
evening the tiremen gave festival In Pow
nails pavilion for the purpose Of raising
money TO purchase equipments.
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Den ocr.nc Couuty Conm,,,ee

In the rooms OF the Young Mems Democratic
club in the postoflice building. 1t was called
to fx . time for the Democratic primary cleo
tiou and for the selection Of delegates to the
county convention. Chairman Malone presi
ded and there was large attendance of mem
berA July 20 and June 70 were named q
The time for the convention and the first
named date was selected by . decided major.
ity. The primary elections for delegates will
b held ON Saturday. July l6.
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a SkRsA3lON FlLLs.
me Belief Thst Some One was 1ysteriously
Buried soon Dispel!ed.

1oO k0uOh Auot 6o0O OuO "oo myoteHtO0Dly
Buried soon Dispelied
The southern portion of the city was con.
siderably exercised to-dsy over what was
supposed to be mysterious burial In Zion's
cemetery. Itsppesrs that Mrs. Mott lost
her husband some time ago, and on Sunday
morning she went to the cemetery to place
some flowers on bis grave. and was shocked
to see . newly made grave upon her lot
She informed Mr. Berger, the sexton, who
knew nothing about any one having been
buried on the lot There were rumors that Q
light bad been seen in the cemetery late
Saturday night. This greatly increased the
excitement, but the sensational story wss soon
exploded. Mr.. Berger made an examination
and found that although the ground had
been arranged like grave no one had been
buried. During the forenoon the mystery
IVES entirely cleared up. 1t appears that a
man had been sent to the cemetery TO til up
grave that had sunk. He got on this lot by
mistake and thinking there was grave there
hs shaped the earth like grave.
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81.
~ - &-umsy PTssA Awils and
oqu1Ro Oolly this morning
- 0fUnko1noD "a discrderly
- h0i1y - oD0aged In ped.
DU - ee0ntsy. AZ he hearing II
80 ~ ~ boy, Who y only seven
IL - No. w dfuak, bat the father
- - ~ - sivsn any liquor %
- ~ WoD vory drunk, but the
i - GrDooGoa - b sober. The usual nne
QmD Vogo imposed, which were paid
- 0mily rslsassd.
Isasaa Usssssstisa
y onhtoelaon Of curios brought from India
IN ~ - n6angie Layton, Iatsly . misaionsry
U60UuoA yin - held In the psrlors Of the
i uno11BoGhuruA O Tuesday. Thecollesiion
& 1 - isaaod n the Womsn's Auxiliary
- NgUeGn missionary society Who will
50 naspo q exhibition end the proceeds
u - aovuesd 70 The foreign missionary
4 - ne collection b . very large one and
Y onbsuooo tho finest specimens OF India art
HW9k me native costumes Of these people
III also b shown.
IL Dseassy meeting.
q Tho annual meeting Of the Woman's Pres
Z b2to9iaa Home Mission society will be held
= TAursday In the Presby terisn church.
Oolegaeso will b present from the various
ppe1etieA and addresses will DO msde by slo-
quont osaeora Tho ladies from congrega.
oopas OF other churches are invited to be
psessat Morning and afternoon sessions
! viii b held.
VIII Deliver Lecture.
0usquehanna Lodge No 50, Of odd Eel.
loWA made arrangements with Rev. vii.
I'm Rice, Of Washington borough, to de-
llvse lecture In their lodge room, on next
Wednesday evening. The subject Of the
lecture will b ''Odd Fellowship" The
Dombers Of this organization, with their
families and friends, are invited to be
Death Of Mrs. FuEr.
MA Callie J. Fultz, vile of samuel Ful'z,
4 aied at her homo ON Cherry street. at $50
this morning. MrA Fultz was in her 29;h
year and the death was caused by consump-
Ton. A husband and two children are left to
mourn devoted wife and loving mother
MrA Fultz was we'll. known and . large circle
Of friends mourn her early death. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been COM
plstsd.
VIII Adjourn To-sishS
The school board will hold their last meet.
ing this evening, when the business CT the
S yeaf will Be flushed and the board adjourn
sine dia The new members will be sworn
n and IN organization will be effected. The
new board will fix salaries and transact other
business
The Homo Club wilma
On Last Saturday afternoon game Of ball
We played between clubs from the Coumbis
and Lancaster high schoole Tho game was
well played and OF interest to the large
crowd present Hollinger and Resh were the
battery for the town nine, and Long and
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The 11th REGIMENT.

Thirty-nine members Of the 77th regiment
rennsylvania volunteers were present at the
meeting held In Rothweiler's hall Saturday
evening. The following officers were
elected ior ak months President, DR.. q, r..
Davis vice president, Harry White sscrs.
tary, II. G. shirk treasurer, ]. Val. Wise.
The meeting adjourned to next Saturday
night, when arrangements for the reunion
will be made.
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The regular meeting OF the board of prison
inspectors was held to-day and all the mem
bers were present
1t was agreed to give the contrac. for sup
plying mutton to the prison to the lowest
bidder and the beet com nittes WAS in.
structed to see Henry Doerr, Henry D.fsn
baugh and Rutt x Co. and make a contrsc.
with them from June s b.
The officials of the prison were allowed a
weeks vacation in case the keeper thinks it
proper.
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A young physician Of small practice
noticed q man buying some cucumbers, and
10 followed him home sno waited outside
for Developments.
-Four hours later tho front door opened and
the man came hastily down the steps.
"Want a doctor p gssped the impecunious
physician.
NO." responded the man, I'm going
around to the grCcer's for some cucumbers, u
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The funeral OF James Madison, an old sol.
der, took place from No 430 East Orange
street yesterday afternoon. The services
we're conducted by Rev. DIR. Allemsn, the
new pastor OF St Johns Lutheran church
The funeral was attended by members OF
George II. Thomas and Admiral Reynolds
posts OF the Grand Army. The intsrmeut
was made in the @. A. X. lot, Lancaster cem-
etery,
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The King street Theatre Leased.

George II. Hamilton, late manager OF the
King street theatre, and o. l. Meredith have
leased the King street theatre for the summer
These gentlemen will arrive in this city on
June y and the house will be opened on
July 4th by Lizzie Evans in her new electric
drama, "Our Angel" There will be dis play
of fireworks that evening.
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List OF unclaimed letters remaining In
the postoffics at Lancaster. for the week end
ing Monday, June 8, 1857:
Ladies' List.-Mrs. Margaret Seen, Mrs
Beckis TAYLOR, NJ iss Annie Wslz
Gents Lists David (tor), J. GArrow
Oorl, Charles Hsufeut, George W. Janveir,
h. j. Keller, A. Kilgore, David MsusTy
(for), o. T. Maxwell, w. +. Page
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The American Carp Cultural association
has elected the following officers and direc.
tors President, William Parry vios presi-
dent, DIR. j. H. Brskeley secretary, Milton
+. PeiTcs treasurer, Joseph Jennings /:
son, Amos Ebert, George Hamei, ST., Joseph
Jennings, Or. s. 7. DAVIS and Joshua Nicker.
son.
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Myrtle Peek Hers.-Myrtie Peek, the charm.
Ing young horsewoman, has arrived in Ian.
caster. She brings with her quite a number OF
hne horses. including runners and trotters. II
the weather is good she will appear In an exhibi
tion at AcGrann's park tomorrow after noon
There will be races OF all kinds. and those who
attend cannot fail to be pleased.
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Phi,saslphis Cattle mArhe.

PHILADRLPHIA. June s.-Beef cattle. receipts
for week were-Beeves 800 sheep, 500; Hogs.
1909 Hogs. 2,7O.
Beef cattle &c higher; Extra, 5%05kc; good,
Akgc medium, %A0Akc.
-heep Lc higher extra, lkQtkc good lH
&c medium, Sk4yhc common, 263nc fan
lambs. Ao5Ac sptans lambs s9sHc.
sat cows were fairly active AT 2j<0$c,
Mica cows were In goJd request ~ eB{b6O.
Veal calves were DUH at 41sc.
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Alderman a. 2. u..,.,,,.. o..,.

Lizzie Williams wss arrested ON SATURDAY.
nisht BY Officer Bsechler on . warrant issns1
By Alderman Donnelly. she 10 charged with
Drunkenness and disordsriy conduct and
beaunG children. In default OF bail che v,s
committed for hearing.
Rsohel Roberts. charged with distur bin y
~ psacs on complaint OF her neighbors, has
ben released from custody. The complain,
against her wss withdraw upon her prom.
~ q behsve In the future
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Restored to Their Parenta

On Saturday two childrea found wsnderin e
on the streets, who were too young to tell
where they lived, were taken to the station
house. one belonged to East Walnut street
and the second TO Rocklsnd street and both
were returned to their distressed parents
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The rain storm to-day prevented Chief
Vondersmith, Fire Committee Clerk
Fssnacht and Jacob Hs'z from locating the
new fire alarm line. They will begin their
labors tomorrow II the weather permits
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Deosh Of Aug ass Krssg.

August Krsig. residing at No 4ls High
slseet died on Sundsy morning, after brief
ninssa He YVES Stone mason BY trade and
worked for The Psoneylvanis railroad com.
pany until obliged 70 sop BY reason OF Ill
hsaltb. He was one Of The chartsr members
a Leo XIII Young Mems Catholic society.
4 wife and i've children are lon to mourn
hlo loo1
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THE LANCASTER DAILY ITEIIIaEnyCER MONDAY.


PurtA pniruiA. june S-Plour market sieady
Gales. 1870 bArrels Minnesota Baker,, ~ W0& 70 [;
PennsylvAniA Family, - leoa ~; WWteru ous
NlSoi6S Patents, ~ 7utee -.
kye nour steady, " 6s1l -.
wheat June. Ssac july, wac; august,
Gorn-Juns. t;xc; July, a7,lc.; August. tsc.
osts-e1anc, Ss.c; July. s7Slc; August. ss,<c;
Sept sac.
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a $40, 900 Gan Ruined.

A boring tool has broken OIL in the bore Of
one OF the great guns being made at the
Washington naval arsenal and 20 far oil Of
forts to extract II have been bsffisd. The gun
cost $40 600 and may prove q total losa
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Broke His Arm.

Frank, son OF Officer Al Pyle, Of the city
police fOrce, age nine yesrs, broke his left
arm In two places on Saturday aftsrnoon.
He was playing In the yard OF the Mnlnsr-
chor hotel, when he fell from chair.
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ne 04nneSchor rink closed for the season
- oaturdsy night and the sttendancs was
vosy iAsgA The oos-mile race for Q gold
ring betweep Aiss Myers and Min Baker
- close end exea1iug aad was won by Miss
myess In $50; Aiss Baker rscsivsd silk
uDnsellA A beaulitnl sisht-dsy clock was
ssans:d Oh sfsss the dansing and was won BY
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TelenhOnaC COnnacsiou

Walter A. Heini'shs furniture depot q and =.
South q leen street, is connected with the te G.
phone exchange.
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Communion OF the Presby yterisns.
There was communion a, the Presby terian
church. Twelve persons were added to the
congregation on profession of faith and three
by certificate.
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ts9aek 1asnA . ssubpoliannan q the Lsn.
en8 elly losss. hes eoe1oaol ~ yssigustjon
= e.asps psisisa = tslaoBapA epssaAor In
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ESTATE OF JACOB KAMM, SR, LATE
~ OF Lancaster city. deceased Letters ties.
tamentary on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted there
to are req ue-ted Ia make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, Will present them without delay for
settlement TO the undersigned.
CATHARINk kAAM. Executor.
MARRIOTT BRosIus, Attorney. mygStdM
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0PRlN9, lSS7.

New Departure for Lancaster in Fine TAI.
Oring. Importing direct from the best makers
ot Pine Wooliens. have ust received through
the ho,ton custom house. large invoacs OF my
sUITlA6, SPRING OvBRCOAfING AND
TROUskRlNG.
The IKE OF which. for style ana quality, has
uurpAssoA. 'S
Asp,ci1 Invitation y hsrsby sxtssasd 70 III
SecetS Choice fs0erns. WoskmAnship ths very
osss ANA prices lower thAa sYst.......
masNlyaR AN = NostA Queen stsset
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ESTATE OF GEORGE GOHN, LATE OF
~ the Borough ofColumbia. Lancaster Co. Pa
The Undersigned auditor. .appoin ted TO distribute
the balance remaining in the hands of Alfred
Bruner. executor OF tho will OF George Sohn, TO
and among those legally entitled TO the same.
Will sit tor that purpose on Monday Jun. ~,
1851. At 10 o'clock a. m. In the Library room OF
the Court House. In the city Of Lam sster " here
all persons interested in said distribution may
attend JOHN W. APPEL,
mysS6tdM Auditor.
TISHING TACkLE-THE CHEAPEST
II Trout Flies ever sold. Bait Kettles, Rods.
Feels. Lines. Rod Mounings In Brass and
Nickel. Hammocks At bargains. Click Reels
at 50 cents. 1hreeJoint Rods, II cents Plain
Reels at 10 cents.
FRAlLEY's EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Market-l
Frailey's Chicken Powder cures cholera, etc
23 cents pace. 6SmdM, w.Fk
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DAT DYNAMITE KILLS RATS, NICE
spoken Of as remedy Tor Hard and son: Corns.
Get relief for your aching tooth by, using
HUBLBf'S DRU0 e1URs,
No. = west King Street.